Inna Chefranova
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Inna Chefranova is the publisher and editor of EU Global News and the founder and Managing Director of QuestComms.eu. With extensive experience in consulting for Blue Chip companies, she is a recognised authority on EU processes.
Ben Rhodes, Former Deputy National Security Adviser, Analyses Trump’s Foreign Policy: A Shift from Tradition
Ben Rhodes, a former deputy national security adviser under President Barack Obama, recently expressed his concerns about President Donald Trump's foreign policy in The...
Trump, Oil, and the War with Russia: A New Strategy in Global Energy Politics
Donald Trump has long maintained that reducing global oil prices is key to ending conflicts, particularly the war in Ukraine.
During both his election campaign...
US Special Envoy Expected to Present Trump’s Ukraine Peace Proposal Next Week
The administration of US President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to unveil its long-anticipated peace proposal for ending Russia’s war against Ukraine.
According to sources...
Police Detain Protesters After Seoul Court Stormed Amid Arrest of Impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol
South Korean police detained 45 protesters on Sunday following a violent attempt to storm the Seoul Western District Court, where earlier in the day...
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Peru Rocked by Fresh Earthquake as Pacific Ring of Fire Stirs Again
A powerful earthquake struck central Peru on Sunday morning,...
Sanctioned Russian-Fuel Tanker Linked to Oil Spill in Protected Omani Waters
The Caroline Bezengi case connects sanctions evasion, opaque tanker ownership and environmental risk far from European ports.
Pakistan and Kuwait Discuss Troops and Aircraft in Expanded Defence Pact
Gulf insecurity is pushing Kuwait to look beyond traditional Western protection, while Islamabad sees defence cooperation as a route to energy and investment support.
Iranian Strike on Kuwait Water Plant Exposes Gulf Infrastructure Weakness
The attack shifts the Gulf crisis beyond oil and shipping. In a region dependent on desalination, water infrastructure is now part of the strategic battlefield.




